Chapter 10 begins our study of the circuits used for analog electronic signal processing. We will develop an understanding of this group of concepts related to linear amplification:
Voltage gain, current gain, and power gain
Gain conversion to decibel representation
Input resistance and output resistance
Transfer functions and Bode plots
Cutoff frequencies and bandwidth
Low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, and band-reject amplifiers
Biasing for linear amplification
Distortion in amplifiers
Two-port representations of amplifiers
g-, h-, y-, and z-parameters
Use of transfer function (TF) analysis in SPICE
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